Union Election At Good All Plant Sparks Editorial
An editorial notes a forthcoming National Labor Relations Board election at the Good All plant in Ogallala to decide if workers want the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. It questions organizer motives, cites pleasant wages, bonuses, and a profit sharing fund, and argues unions must prove solid aims before pressing action.
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Ogellala
Keith County News
Good-All
National Labor Relations Board
Fiat Good-All
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ogallalans
Ogallala
Ike's Health Issue Tests GOP Solidarity in November
The article suggests Ike remains the favored GOP nominee despite abdominal surgery and health doubts. It argues his status as the party’s strongest candidate helps him overcome concerns, noting Roosevelt’s multiple re-elections as context and asserting no viable alternative within the party.
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Ike
Republican
Grand Ola
United States
Roosevelt
Inflation Looms Anew and Steel Strike May Follow
The United Steelworkers threaten a strike over new wage demands, signaling higher steel prices and ripple effects on autos, appliances, homes, and general costs. The commentary notes steel underpins the American economy and dollar value, with uncertainty about duration.
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America
United Steelworkers of America
Progress Against Disease and Lifespan Over 56 Years
The piece notes dramatic declines in infant mortality from 162 to under 30 per thousand and whooping cough deaths dropping from 7,000 to 810 annually. It asserts medicine has achieved major advances in 50 years, extending life and reducing disease impact across societies.
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Aneiomnane
Ea Deere Sallie
EU Ieee Issus
Eilange
Pene A
Shoteworthy
Wheat Show Boost Needed for Cheyenne County Fair
Cheyenne County Fair seeks revival of its wheat show as 27 entries last year fell far short for a county famed as a top wheat producer. The county fair board may struggle, but the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association could drive a public relations push to boost exhibitor interest and elevate the event.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
County Fair Board
Nebraska What Growers Association
Old Friends Return in Sidney Beards Trend
In Sidney Nebraska the return of familiar faces marks a season of civic celebrations and centennials. The beard revival spreads across the community as Whickers become a daily trend, signaling renewed local spirit amid rising razor blade company stock.
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Sidney
Ft. Sidney
Nebraska
Grass Root Opinion Calls for Litter Reduction
An editorial from Hurlock Maryland urges motorists to curb bad habits and think of others to prevent a flood of trash from modern packaging, warning littering could suffocate society. International Falls Minnesota paper notes dairymen’ s self-help example amid surplus problems.
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Hurlock
Sheep America-Beautiful, Inc
International Falls
Minn
Daily Journal
Washington
Wise farmer can insure against low prices with soil nutrients
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee warns many Midwestern soils lack nutrients, causing crops to run behind potential yields. Wheat and corn yield about half of possible with poor soil management. Restoring nutrient levels through soil building can raise per acre yields, lower production costs, and increase profits even when prices fall.
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Middle West
RES Tea Across Word Puzzle Highlights Various Clues
Puzzle clues cover across and down entries from Seaweed to Performed. Entries include Dutch Indies island Salt Sheltered Acute Refute Departed Assault Animal fat Israelite Beetle Nine day devotion Crazy person Narrow board Maple genus Slumbered African tribe Bristle Flower Spanish jar Probabilities Wrath Sensation by touch Manner of walking By way of Cultivate land Amos pal Purpose. Down clues list Glacial ridges Fixed amount Work out Steps Beverage Extent Mother of Apollo UnclOfhiea Frozen water Land measure Jap com Single thing Spanish turns Nobleman Administrator Sheet of glass Headliner Writes Hebrew month Architectural pier Noted Italian family Tales City in Iran Religious song Disgusting Roman garment Ireland Perused Away Meadow Sea god Performed.
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Pal
Iran
Roman Garment
Ireland
Management Could Cut High Pig Mortality
University of California veterinary dean Donald E. Jasper says pig mortality from common swine diseases could drop with better management. He urges thorough cleaning of hog houses waterers and feeders and blood testing replacements for diseases such as brucellosis and leptospirosis.
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Donald E. Jasper
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of California
California
Letter Box Dear Editor on Sioux Depot demolition tests
A letter recalls a June article claiming no damage from Sioux Depot demolition blasts and describes a witness account of a 2:30 p.m. test. The writer alleges federal workers, a truck, and instruments showing irregular marks, with coordinated signals and repeated tests producing no graph changes.
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Déat
Sidney
Sidney residents recall unheard blasts near Sioux Depot test site
A Sidney reader questions the five times larger demolition blasts blamed on Sioux Depot activity. He notes no sound or instrument record, reports equipment jumping before tests, and seeks accounts from locals who heard and felt blasts over the years.
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Sidney
Sidney Property
Int And Run Charge Pending in Kimball
Dale Thornton of Harrisburg faces an imminent arrest by Kimball County Sheriff George Bradt on a hit and run driving charge linked to a previous month accident in which two people were injured. Thornton had just completed a term in Scottsbluff County jail. The incident involved Thornton driving a car that collided with another vehicle.
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Kimball
Dale Thornton
Harrisburg
Scottsbluff County
Kimball County
George Bradt
Thornton
County Attorney files hit and run charge in Elm Court case
County Attorney Jack Myer filed a hit and run charge against Thornton in Kimball. The charge carries one to five years in penitentiary on conviction. Witnesses described a car racing through a narrow lane in a trailer park and striking two small girls at play, clipping a trailer house corner. The incident occurred early on the evening of May 17.
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Jack Myer
Thornton
Kimball
Elm Court
Lead pencil DIY cost estimate from BIS materials
A do it yourself enthusiast could assemble a lead pencil from basic BIS raw materials for about 50 dollars. The note highlights a rough price for a maker project using standard components.
Cleaning Brush Reclaims Teat Cups With Drill Scrub
A brush tied to an electric drill scrubs teat cups to remove stubborn residue, eliminating high bacteria counts with this method. The note recalls that during World War II the U S draft deferred over 400000 skilled young men under thirty.
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U. S
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